The Family is remarkably clear-sighted. The writers have a gift for temperate yet compelling prose that unflinchingly reveals the delusions and unreflThe Family is remarkably clear-sighted. The writers have a gift for temperate yet compelling prose that unflinchingly reveals the delusions and unreflective righteousness of much of what emerged from the counterculture. In this book, the best of what journalism should be – honest, unsentimental, incisive – is combined with the craft and storytelling skills of born writers. Christos Tsiolkas
Harrowing but humane. An extraordinary story, impeccably researched. Martin McKenzie-Murray
Immaculately researched ... This important book looks at how (and asks why) these abuses happened, defying the cult’s motto: “unseen, unheard, unknown”. Readings
It’s a remarkable [story]: hair-raising, unfathomable and deeply disturbing. Irish Independent
A powerful work of investigative journalism ... pieced together in exacting detail. Reading Matters
[A] compelling account of one of Australia’s most notorious cults … The authors trace the extraordinary life of a woman who operated ‘‘at the edges of human belief’’. The Saturday Age
Everyone loves a good cult story. And they don't come much better. This is the gripping story behind one of the strangest, most fascinating episodes in Australian history. GQ...more
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